New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03
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sConsant Realcr n-We cannot do better than t.
advise you to apply to the owners of steamboats,.
John Lavine who managed the Central Park Car
den last sason will give series Of Popular summer
Nights Concerts" In the Madison square oafueh' DC
ginning July 1G.
Cro,on water rents for the week, $50,34s o.; the
MAYORS Marshal Issued for the week 61S ucdlses,
and eceived therefor 81 ,CO416
Mayor Hewitt yesterday vetoed another fruit and
newspaper stand permit granted by the Aldermen
lie holds that the consent of the owner OF the building
must DO obtained Instead OF the lesscc
Melville c. Boynton and Frank W. Smith, constItut-
ing the arm OF VI. q Boynton q Co., made an assign
ment yesterday to Eugene A. Thompson The Habili
amount to 323, 1928 including S2,OOO que " INC
Garfield National Bank.
Yo olde London strectoo with its music, magic,
quaint sights and above all its cecooled breezes Is
one Of attractive and comfortable resorts In town
during hot Hercat, the magician, and the
Tichborne claimant are objects of Interest to many
curiosity seekers.
The accommodations offered the all-water routes
TO Coney Island aud Long Branch for to-day and TO-
morrow by the Iron Steamboat Company give forty
fve-mlnute timetable b tho Island from West
Twenty third-st and Pier No 1, North River, from
o. M till o p. M. For Long Branch the Taurus and
a. M and = and 80 p. m, and returning from the
Ocean Pier at ii 10 IL rs, 80 and u 10 D. m.
The examination at tho Assay Office for the fiscal
year Just closed showed that there was hand
$50 100000 In gold bullion, s3,2OOOO0 In melted
trade dollars and $1,000 In sweeping"
Tho balance at the Clearing House yesterday was
over Gil 900 900, being the largest In the history Of
tho Institution with exception, that of July 2,
1879 Tho transactions yesterday amounted to over
s2ooOo0.OOO.
Castle Garden, the Treasury and other Federal
departments Will be closed to morrow except the Gus
tom House, which viii bo open hom to o a. M. bnd
from to D. m. to receive entries.
Mayor Hewitt yesterday appointed Henry d. Mas
terson an Inspector o Weights and Measures In place
of John Murray, who was chosen by the Aldermen
member OF that body to succeed tho late Peter IL.
Mastcrson.
Mayor Hewitt started for Saratoga yesterday after
noon with his family. Ho Will be absent for three
weeks. President Beekman Of tho Board of Alder
men Will DO acting Mayor In Mr. Hewitts absence.
The order of Secretary Farchlld Diminishing Inspcc-
tor Kennedy OF the local steam inspection service was
received yesterday at this city and was served on
Kennedy by Captain Farchild, one OF the chici In
spcctors.
Archbishop Corrigan yesterday announced tho trans
fer OF the Rev j. T. McCloskey nom St. Lco's Chufeh
tho Cathedral and the appointment OF tho Rev Dr.
D. r. Burke professor OF philosophy In the Troy
Seminary to DO assistant to Father cey At o. ~"
To meet the demands OF the travelling public the New
Haven Lane viii a steamer on Sundays during ene
summer leaving New Haven at 10 a. M aud Pler 20
East River, at ii y. m.
Duncan Ross has written a letter to Adam Fore
paugh asking him to the statement that he VIII
appear In New-York upon the Fourth oil july ana uo
clar4ng that his only appearance In this city In
mounted combat vii be for the prize oHeteu W
tho Forcpaush show at Erastina, July III To IL
Mary Gossman, young Hebrew woman vi NO Ii
Canal st. went to the Madison Street Police station
Yesterday and said she had been stabbed at No ~
Fssex-st by Thmna. Patrick Of that place. She had
severe wound In forehead which was dressed at the
the Gouverneur slip Hospital. The police were lOoA
ing for Patrick.
Mira Margaret CaIen an Irish woman of middle
age killed herself with dose OF carboc acid at her
home I'm the tencme nthouso No 4Ol West Forty.fft
st. yesterday. The Of her suicide was not
known.